California’s Commission on Judicial Performance issued an order Tuesday imposing public censure on retired Contra Costa County Superior Court Judge Bruce Clayton Mills and barring him from state judicial work in California.

Due to three recent instances of misconduct, the commission is endeavoring to prevent Mills, who retired in May of this year, “from seeking or holding judicial office, or accepting assignments, appointments, or references of work from any California state court.”

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